Depositional sedimentary environments : with reference to terrigenous clastics /
H.-E. Reineck, I. B. Singh.
Bok Engelsk 1973 Hans-Erich Reineck,· Electronic books.
| Medvirkende | Singh, I. B. (author.)
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (441 pages) : : illustrations
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| Utgave | 1st ed. 1973.
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| Opplysninger | "With 579 Figures.". - I: Primary Structures and Textures -- Depositional Environments -- Physical Parameters -- Current and Wave Ripples -- Surface Markings and Imprints -- Scour Marks -- Tool Marks -- Penecontemporaneous Deformation Structures -- Bedding -- Sediment Grain Parameters -- Chemical and Mineralogical Parameters -- Biological Parameters -- Environmental Reconstructions -- II: Modern Environments -- Importance of Sequence in Environmental Reconstruction -- Glacial Environment -- Desert Environments -- Lake Environment -- Fluvial Environment -- Deltaic Environment -- The Coast -- The Shelf -- Examples of Beach-Shelf Profiles from Modern Environments -- Coastal Lagoons -- Tidal Flats -- Continental Margin, Slope and Ocean Basin -- Concluding Remarks -- References.. - This book has been written with the aim of compiling from modern environments information that can be useful in the reconstruction of ancient environments. It is intended for all those interested in recognizing depositional environments. The study of sediments includes investigations of various aspects of sediments. This needs a study by standard methods. Methods of study have not been included, as many textbooks exist on the subject. However, the importance of various results obtained from such investigations has been discussed, as far as these results can be helpful in environ mental reconstruction. Special attention is given to information that has accumulated during the last decades on the mode of genesis of various sedimentary features and their distribution in present-day environments. As far as possible, existing terminology has been used. How ever, in several cases new simple groupings and classifications have been proposed. In making classification, generally, the form and shape of the features have been considered, so that they can be applied easily to ancient sediments. At the same time, the genesis of such features has been noted, and genetic names and their characteristics have been given for detailed work. The subject is so vast that several primary sedimentary features that have no direct bearing on environmental interpretation have been omitted. The subject is vast, and numerous publications are available.
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| ISBN | 3-642-96291-2
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